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The recently held Game Developers Conference raised a lot of info regarding most of the up and coming games this summer, one of them is Funcom's MMORPG Age of Conan. According to Mr. Jorgen Tharaldsen, Funcom wants to give players a great story experience and the chance to get a feel for the game (wow, I was actually expecting something original).

Another week has gone by and we see another set of patches and changes applied to Funcom's Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures! While we had a relatively quiet week in terms of news, we did get a sneak peek at what Funcom was working on behind the scenes. In addition, we also saw a number of changes done to the game that fixes a number of classes and addresses some of the quest problems that players have reported.

It's time again to take a close look at the guys and gals behind Funcom's exciting new MMORPG Age of Conan. This time, we bring you a little something on Funcom Content Designer Heidi Schmidt.

There are many ways rumors start. This one, about how the classic PC-based MMORPG Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures will soon be on Xbox 360, came innocently enough from a trailer. According to Wollen, who could be the spark behind this, a friend of his attended an official Q&A session with the game's Norwegian developer Funcom (The Longest Journey, Dreamfall, Anarchy Online).

We've released previous batches of screenshots that featured the Hyborian ladies and even monsters of all sizes. But right now, the screen captures that we have reveal more of the world in Funcom's Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures (Xbox 360, PC).